The Sun. — London, England, 1808-01-23 00:00:00

Ti FOREIGN IN7"4Li2a CE. • ;7, , A 7. . f I.iolA6 ‘ ;'..k BMNIti JAN, 2 7 7- "S'IgrPS the scarcity at Korgsburgliohat a p;.!iitici of ve costs , grosheri," and a load - of wood from - 20 to 30 r6t eloilarS. ' , • , ' Jr ; • , , . . ,1 1 ,it AN VOWt, i ItlN. 7.—We hear that the Cabinet , ni'Vienna emplo,A prepaiing T•ns piece, whit:hi - spoon to .fit= sine tenor ,with use Declaration of Russia. , , If there be a Court which has to cunt plain of the perfidy ,of the EngtiAi . Ministry, .it is eortainly that of A.Lwria : it has TePeatediyanatfe the inOA vigorous erfotts, and displayed all . ns,strength • with its charaCteristic loyalty, in,order to obtain an honottrable'Peace . ,, and every time it has beetiabanl don..,-I,by its unworthy Ally. liopeNit46PN, JAN.,;;.—On the. .24th ult. there of h n. • tu ' • • appeare d er e Danish contain ing the following pioVisions : All Engli4h pro». peyty and met - chat - 10e of gaigkisitorigin,w inch shall not .befOre the,l3th of August have ceased to be the property of that Nation; have fallen int - O'the Treasury. 2. Such p r op e r t y f a ll e n to the Crown Shallbe sold by audiun,•.unless it can be applied to the,ionnediate wants of the State, or thp service of his Aldjesty. The ,Custom-house Officers are to' prOide that no contraband articles are to remain in the country. • It is reported from Stocli.holm, that a personage of very high rank is about to set out from that city for St. Peter.burgti.' BERLIN, DEC. 28.—Official intelligence has been received here that Graudentz and Marienwerder, on the right bank of the Vistl4l, ltve been vccUpied since the 19th inst. by . Pru,sian troops i . they have also occnpied Ming. A great number of .Freneh who had arrived. at Co,lel in hopes of being allowed to enter. the service of 'the King of Westphalia have reeen 0(1 orders to quit that city, It appears certain that :et:Rh:lcy will be dispensed with in the Catholic Church. , . Private Lett rers from Paris announce th a t Switier-, land will ihmiediately resettle a Monarehlcal institu-. tied.' It is thought the Prince of Neufchatel will rein over that coqutry. There is good reason to believe that Ulm will not hd ailed to the King' of Wirtemburgh, as has'been reported. . The partieular Commission. and the Diretiors of the Posts at Berlin have beet;, otliciolly informed that theie . are now no foreigo Troops on the The'DireEtion at the same time were forbid to send ailY money to the other side of that river. They write tram Italy that the Republie.of Ila, visa: will be incorporated with the KingdoM of Ot•Eti. Dric co.—The .following is the result of tie last Hungari:at Diet I st, 12,000 recruits for ; the Hungarian Regiment. 2d, A consider a bl e stitri ot - ntaney, the amount of 'which is not yet 'known. 36,1:he coati' inatioh of the Grant of Maria Theresa, by %Well the Port of 'Fiume is incorporated with the Kingdom of Hupgary The: abolition of Transit -Coll and lintigarirm ComModatiois in the hereditary doininions.—( Corral). 4n..6.) Prrit.ol3l.lßGll, DEC. 2.0.--.111e• Imperial French • Antbassador, Dx C.ftJLlNcounr, arrived here the day before yesterday, and . is to have to•morrow hii'tirSt Indicts( e. of His 11.10;j:•:.sty the Emperor. He iefiabitl4 the howl of Prince Wor.cuoNrieY, which G w e ralt i t , , q a i oatgllt tar that purpose tor 360,000 rubi es . A ..few days Wck a duel took place between CHtProvvich, Lord Chamberlain, and Col. Ansenview, in which the latter W 34 killed on - the plot; the dispute originated its a love tufair,—(flunib. Cnrresp. Jan. • Fstom A u s-rarA,Dgic. 3 i the cordons form ed on the Aksstriais fr.aniers are to be considerably reinforced, to check the contraband trade in sugar, coffee ( Sec. which has..of late been carried on to an alarming degree : Lb prevent the desertion of Fo reigners serving in the Austria!) Army,. and to on. strati the influx of Foreigners emigrated train Pries.. Si3,-Veniec, Hanover, tic. who attempt to, steal into the Austrian,Dinninions, (Same Paper.) , 'FRA'NKFORT, last. 2.—M. D. FLEoity,• Licutc• pant arid- Adjikt.ant of Admira St N!AVIN,' 'patised yesterday .6101;1441as .city on,.his way to p e t er , burgh. Jell, Lisbon on the 14th Dec. The Eisgljsli"lric et tinder the orders of Sirs S. had not at that time made the least attempt' to attack the . Russian :Fleet in the Port. of Lisbon.—(Tlte same Paper.) - , . „. LISIION, Dgc. 7. Since' the departure of •. -Priiiee' Regent tranquillity .is entirely 're-established laithokingilont,! The ..Fiencit troops have: , taken. p9ssptsion at' the whole of Portugal. The quantity . of artillery which ihey found' was immense. Front Fort inlian to 'Fort 'Belem there were. more than'• 500 fpiece4 of cairoon. - • Tim tpitrine arsenal is'intly prpvi,d,ed witty timher for ship-building, irott, c ,and,all, kindi of 'naval stores. There are. in the itnati six Ship; ot W:ir, which may' be got ready to sail.ni thd firit.notir:;- among wliictr is the . Pitsca of 7.4 with ix Frigates and . twelve., The P.prttignese Array, consisting, of .24 i;:i i onients of infantry, and s;x 'of Cavalry;tiiritifirle in Abe WhOic.- 0,000 wen under artris,, will be n;z6l - iniu a LeziOit in the service of Fran Ce. The General in'Cliiel, Jowtyr,--resides in the Palace of Lisbon. General DELADOItin conimandtt4.he Qty., Tin, liti,,i;in Squadron..of AdMiral SI:iIAVIN is in thp Bey, c , . F Et..RE, JAN. to pri- ti ter,. it r,is t as cl, his Majesty the King of reiiiriiefl the f o ll ow i ng Answer tothe the '' led "yo ur ii.conforluably .tu` niy will, and tile • (36nsi at the . Icingdoin of ,Westplialia, there': shail be tro distin,:tion . between my' Stabji.i.as . , of wriafeiier ruiigion they Maybe. I hope tshall have 'O:.; (why of what . l propose itoing tor 'the Jews ; tttl.t beat t Li •w ol tot only render themselves v;oith ) . ut tPe'll.t!tiLt Of but-that they , will. cottiltact ilieniN,:ves• in such manlier :that. I. 7 may conride ru them the. employments I intend f or ovvi'scr..l,. ;. Sefiene•Higlini•A the Itei 4 ttior, 1) .r.,, Mr,cmi.t...trainton'S`eittititi, • t's . , 3 Gotha; died here'the day be. for,. io :me great regret 'Of the Court and th'e etAiniry. PrinCess - b6rri the • yth :30. . Ile marriage of the Empe ror with the Ali inivienes s Litsitss Lout sAligovniux, ' daysgiitet: i,t Om hike Arehrlotte FtantNANdrOlAus too.lA ter 1-11C,011),444ntiori. ,m f ig ; %Pit 4 13 4,ikt,tvrtmt..is,reinturcinglind tritting Giorgo*n.. ,Fie f.tisplay., so intuit the; intiro aoivity , its,Jo coufortnity with the • last tirman of, the Grantt Siv,nior, several Pacitas-ot AAia, and, among otticrs, tho,c of, isT.ittoita, Tripoli,. and Syria, ~,are on their inaich towards Adrianople to . strengthen the army of. the.Granl Vizicr, which , was ' . .phe seat .of.•l,ord Arcurrox,' at Suilhury, reduced „t* , a small nu: nt)er. of tr9ops. sTA,PitA halt 'shire, has f4iven life to . the neighbourhood Several de , lays'; til ' at be will consider any oft- as his etiethy miles ;ironed, by, his Lordship' s old English hospita s wL) enters his .Govertiiireot., limy, for the last tiirtnight, A grand tee . was given G neral Statox t f ,;ACAtiOw, Mier h;iviog wide an ; the a 1 I.),4eember s it>t cominetnoration of the. cd4pOsitiens '4) the an and in the litctior Birth.day of Mis s VERNON (the only d aug h ter ) ,w h o m i i i , ii bt ra i ion of . Wallachi.a, set.,4aut, on t. e 1.:111 ut attained, her 20th, year. Fifteen children, who coal . 11,:cettiher; fronOucharest for.bsy. p_osect,, a school,' 'instituted and ,supported by Lally The Regiment of Black IfOlisars of.. Prince Ypsi- yXallorr, appeared at the Mitnsioo ill the ci . mornin 0 ;anti Was dissolved art the i fit h of • I),cember; at I of the . 3 ISt, with hundreds of the poor teethe neigh .• isuolitirest ; the.greater Durtit4er.haire been ineorpo- bouthoOd ;' and the children at one table, surritunded rated in the Corps of CoSsae Cavalry:formed by the by tbe..nintley' throng, hailed the return or-their Prince for the maintenance of:' interior Order. young'betiefadress's birth-day - and, the whole . p ar . Itlet.t:Oa , Auovion, Colonel of 'th e Hu ssars , h as b een took of .a dinner of 'Antient English fare, mast beef summoned to th e head'-quarters. of Prince Pitoso- ataphint pudding. In the evening the-philanthro.- Ito .at Jassy, nr d vr t o' r e ceiv e the nnvord due .• plc, hoiteis of the mans i on gave a grand ball and • to.hei persinnil merit. - • supper, at which wc:e preSent I ,OrdSipmourn, and Th, t . S:.!rvhin Insurgents continue their /Timm .. (be whole of theN.:)bility and Gentry in the vicinity .tati oven their 1:1.7-t:3151...ti; agii:ttit the : heti!: of 'S:ildburp . ()pert [souse Was kept until the b eg i n- ' and 'esl).:Li4)ly misuse on,the . side at ping of thyi week, and rich and p oor velem welconii.d: ilieCtinrt Gattlie.) partalteof the festivities of Sudbury Hall. •. • IRELiIND. MintANT,.I4N. 18.— , The Right Hon. Sir AnTuult WELLEtiLEY, with hii Secretary Mr. WYATT, &c. sailed yesterday for Holyhead in tile. Dublin' Packet, Capt. SKINNER. JAN. i3.--On .rile night of Tuesday' Tait, a considerable nutueer of disturit%rs of the peace, iiiippased about 200 y. tnountedi visited the neigh- • bourbood and town of Shanagolden, and robbed of their arins several well.disposel persons ;. it is be lieved that these marauders succeeded in taking up wards .of thirty stand. We are concerned to 'say the nightly meetings are frequent, and that several. Gentlemen in that part of. the country are kept on the alert. 'Thursday, at midnight, six men entered the dwell ing -house of Mr. Michael Madden, Farmer; near Attrluncard, County. Glare, in the: neighbourhood, t hi, city :—Mad.clen not, being at home, t hey went to his bed, in which his wite lay, struck her on the and eiivered - her with the clothes; then, with dreadful threats,. caused her to deliver. .a large sum of Money Which her .husband had for paying his rebt ; ant taking two pieces alit - ten:4nd other arti- Op,. deliberately walked, off .without any apparent concern; .they were , unknown to the wjfe,, a boy and a girl, the only persons in the house. -Thursday morning • the I st liattalion . of the, with Reghnent, quartered iii this. City; received a rout i • and yesterday and this day. Juarehed to occupy the 'quarters. of the Kilkenny Aegi went, at Rathkeale, Askentun, Newcastle, and Tarbert, whielvarrived here to.. do duty till orders. . . Thursday sentence of death was pOsed, at, the Old Bailey, on the nig Prisoners, viz. Mary Carroll, , alias Allteheil, for uttering 'coun terfeit tuOttey,; Joseph I.V ebb OA. stealing goo,is iii the dwelling -house of John 'Davison; John Adains, for euttang Win. Barrett won a snarl) instruntent.l (,George Russell, fOr stealing ~ Oo d s of John Ghtiry, in - his dwellitig-t}Ouse ; ibeth for steal ing goiiils of 1 Iturna's MoThatl alai! criee Jatnes Et ans, in their dwelling-house ; Martha Davis,. for high way 'tcilaberY; iieUrge Raidd ;loci Thomas Donovan, for stealing ‘4,! , .,5 sheep of ivle4sr,. B unne ll an d 's wain ; E.etae castle, for a hii;liway robbery ; Eliza Crosby, ibr steapg 201. of Susannah Potter,' in ker, ing:.house ; George Humphries and Charles Brown, for stealing'goods of NiCholas Brooke, in his dvveir- ing-honse ; John Coates and Robert Badger, for a burglary ,in the dwelling-house ,of John Doward;; John iViatiltews; for stealing, goods of Ann Shumu ill her 'dwelling-bouse.-Saran Ward's judgment. was postponed till the next Sessions,- on account.of illne Hs. .., , . Yesterday the oesstons eti4el, whLn sentence of tronsdoitatien fir seven, years„. was passed on— Peter Evans,-Wm. Morris, Thos. Haley, Jeremiah Andrews, Peter Siolies,,David .Evans, Sarah Baker, John Houndle; Elizabeth Hincks,Ctiadutte, }frown, Richard Wells, Niary Shearing, Metcalfe, John Aletcalle, Barnet Benjamin, Sarah Fitzgetald, Tlieway, Mary - johnsun, Margaret' Linam, John Little, William Eklis, John Turner, John But ler, Witliiitn Jones, Francis MilL.r, John Berringer, and William Hoar. Three were ordered to be im prisoned in the House of Correetien, at Clerken well, tor two years, viz. Joseph Benjamin, Wil liatn Welts, and Edward Owen/ - Six. were ordered tu imprisoned in the same gaol, for twelve calen, dar months. Sixteen to* be imprisoned in.rthe same gaol, for six,calendar months. One waLordered to be inaprisbned in Newt ate fur two years, viz. Tocithas Bray., Nine for les,er periods.. `two to be ptintiviy, and six prtvatety whipped. And eight wore s. atid discharged: SVsiit)llB adjourned to Thursday, the l Ith : of Fe bruary next ! , • . ; .•, .. One Theatr e ' closed la, , t Tlinreday re' Yeriing, for , now-STRRer.e7Yesterday criolliing a young ter Lady Pites'eciret '• * lO w"s- l atel Y the winter, tin d e r fi le atip i cee o f e • i Necks, Lad-lane, was barged with stealing - a hun- The Manager is highly • iiidebre d tti - her Ladyship for c a waiter :It the Swan with Two. the g rea t suppert 11i,Thenarieals have met. with here. The e p e rti nen encee.were, the Comedy of ;V ie - . ._ dred pounds tetak note, out of a drewer in the said • Riea/s; and The Ylpiiii.' e f Get era t ; public-nous:l,' on she:raurning of, •the - day he - telt on the preeee:, - it----Froa. the evidentie of a watchmaker, from •-,•. ing evenitieZeri44: , ancl 'file Vritic were t:,•otight e . whi''. 3 ' ll °' together wai l a tasiiinua'd purchased . a gold ble gold ,chain and teee gold ~,- Peisener he watch,- • for w. ird by-the de ire of •the ()dicers of the Wey- ; mourlt Volunteers. „The tf onse on b o t - . 1, n i shis , ves Seale, it appeired'ihat- tile •Pristoner had sotne• cley, most fashiditahly At t e / fu e r, but the badness o f t h e I ago made thesepareheeese end tendered in payment weather - cliee;ied the ov6rflowing audience t h ee eb„, a 1041, note, and of course received the. halance, pager had been in the habit :of witnessing hereto e '., From . the testithi.iny of a 'shoeniaker e it also ap fore. , The eatronag - e bestriwed -on Mr. LEE. and his peered, that the Prisoner. had lately' bought' SOUIC Company his .been eecepeive,and flit ir 'obi,; ties are - boots aril shoes.'at • his shop: • Williams•, the land stamped with ehe.approbaiiim of th e 'Nobili t y an d alord of the puhlic.house, p rove d, t h a t d ur in g the must distinguished characters of this town and Conti- time: the Prisoner was waiter in his house e stron . suspicion Leas entertained of his honesty, in collie-. try. Thera is no doubt but. he will continue e to pre eetve it by pursuing that line Of 'conduct which has quenee Of which he Wal!distnisied. 'That the note gained hitn so distingeislied'•'d 'portion 'of `:their .: in questien, was Soon missed after his disrnitisal ; in' fin/owe • .the Prisoner, and; . His eegagernent to perform a short period at the , interrogated him, when he 'denied haeing any Bridport Theatre, previous to the Taunton Assize's, : knowledge (if- the. milky. A constable Was then hastened' his departure froth - hence: '''" '' • : e sent for, who took the Prisoner into custody, and Since theConcerts'have•taken: place at littaVEY7 s searched him, when he found upon him nearly all Reoms, the Ca r d P art i es t h ere. have decreased, and'- the remainder Of : the t obi. e Ate; after the declue the Public halls have not be e n so numerously - at- lion of the prices of the fashionable articles he had tended. The weather, for the last week, hat been purchased, • The- Prisoner expressed much sorrow Mote boisterous: than eves, was witnessed here; hap... at wilat, he had done, and -implored forgiveness. pity butdittle damage . has been sustained- To na- 1 In itonSequenee of the money' belonging to a Gentle.. matt who is ;IC present mit' of 'toWn, the :Prisoner tore ate w e i n d e b te d f or a tnoit secure harbour an d ' ay in gales o f w i n d, an d t h e. town is equally shel- Was - remanded fonfurtherexa m i nat i o n, tered front their dreadful effet?.ts, from its advad- ' flseerota-G.ianest.--.4e11y ,11 , 1‘Crat, lately dis tageous situation: : , -, :. ;, charged front Niitvgate, on a charge of coining, was To dispel . the gloom' a(tenclanteoreso unfavourable( . Put to the bar, charged with piekine the pact of a an aspect, Lady. Paescorr issued ,citrds of •invitation. 1 lain" Graham, • a Chelsea pensioner, of his ptirse, to all the fishion here, and 1 1 1 , - ea t ei . . eke o f .i i,6 r containing 121. at a public-house on Satfron-hill, Po en d •,,,, Thaarstlay se'unight. Th e P r i eweutor has King's Hanoverian,' grid 13t h Li g h t D ragoons, : bad Re.inlent of Foot, to an elegant Ball and-Sup -;a_ arm, and was most deplorably' dressed ; and when per., ott b Fridly eveniug, at her Ladyship's hots,;, in ,he left the public-house, at night, he was fOnnd by York Buildings. The whole was conclueted in - a • the watch lying. in ,Field-lane,, withont his breeches , • style of s piofuseness peculiar to the hospitelity and eiCe-• 2, and stockings. The Prisoner was committed ter re liteuesa of her Ladyship, and, °pains oCcaaionielie: exahrinatien. , ~ Company experienced it in a most superior degree e ' - On :Thursday- ltete a young Man of the name of they separated at a 'late hour very'reluCtantly, bu t , '' Cheasley i 102 years of age, esees charged with bigatay; highly gratified with the evening's enjoVmeiir. •:" first having married a woman ot the name of italid An extraurdinary fine change 'of weather. yester- ' dell, in the - pariah church of Hackney, in Oeloeer, • day accompanied die Anniversary of Her Majesty's. - I ants,- and _marrying another 'young woman in the Birth-day th. was observed here, with every mark of Parish church of St. Mary, - Newington, in :Soh* loyalty and : affeaiOn. Standards Were early dis- Since this, however, .he was in treaty. to marry, 3 11 ° played oit the, Custom-house Quay, Esplanade, and other young Weman in the neighbourhood .4 Hatton hot one Battery at the Nothe. A ro et. - i, salute was fired at Garden. On the first elierge - he stands fully -eon , " the usual hour from the guni in Portland Casale, and mitred for trial, but is to be brou3lit up again un the followed 'from those on Weymouth Battery 'by the ,sec ond. • ' I Sea Fencibl es - u nd er the coMniand of Capt. INGRAM. ; ia:LIREN-SQU4•lt2.— • l...'Sterday .laneMcison, a gen' . The whole 'Garri so n, cons i st iii of the ,Ist ,and 2d ' teerlooking youn - c-t• women, uoderWent an exami - Regiments of th e King' s , Hanoverian Light Horse, nation 'On •SUSpieldd of Living entered• the: &Neil - ~ commanded - by: Col. ALI'I-N . , tlacs3d, tinder 'the- big-house- of Mrs., NeSeeil, in York-street,Wcst* . command of • -CoL 'Br I 4 GH kJ, . 'nil' i het three ,Coro- , minor, and stealing therefrom a poeket.h e ek,..cce• panics of Weynioutb Volunteers;• mider . ethe corn . taitC4lg Bank ideEng-lat)dnotes, twelve ''iirts, and a, mands of Captain TIZARD, 13i/Wii.a, and Wean), q ua l' t „ tt Y,... oCt , 4 , ei g 6 etiinsel . siled• P igtette4 ' the property •' were ueder 'arMs, and • fortniid i'f line '66 the Sawls of Mr. t. , :ert,:eintenent e wnen, troth tire. strong ystct.• cettending ifearly - a milefrOin right tollett ; tin, great - stimptive, evtdence brought rorward against lit:r e gal f concoutase of peoplee,asaembled _together on • the a was corninitted 'for a future ek,iiiiinatitin. E'aplatoge, on this jeyeusoueasion, produced a _spec- / tack more easily coeceived than described. . Geit. Liiraineeir,* the Hero of Copenhageu, comrriand ed, before- Niihoni a feu de- joie :wax fire': .ini Most excellent stylee.aecompanied by three elieerts; 1 - rein the whole line, the diirerent hands of music playing God . Save M e Win's? . ;' after which the troops" pAsed the Genereil in! RevieW Order, atm enarched off the Sends to their respt;ct icc .liarracks iu a ,moat perfeCte steady, and,seld ; er e like manner. .. Cul. Arertm, and the' OtlieerS of the :t ?d flAn'ove.; Tian BegiMent gave a most elegant Dainer , , atSeat- YN'S . , to General LINSINUEN n;isl, hiS Stalf, audit -, lUrent Officer': Of the: Garrison, Sir Clio,. yelitCOTT, and a large 'party of 'Nobility' and Gentry.. ; The Dinner was. suinpuione, •and everyteert of :for - hr was profusely served ~ up; and thaevetiusiens of , loyetty were displAyet,l, tuost . conspicuously at this banquet,. as well as at every uthef public place in the 'town. The Band of the Regiment 'attended 'the Thole evenitt, and played sonic. delightful German Ans., during which a tnest elagant diylay,ol 4 fire.werks were exhibited by Scrixyzx in trout of the 'mess - t ..• r oom.. - IVEY MOUTH, Jac. t 9., Z POLICE. • Ott the 17th !nat.' at his Sloust: at Briy,hton, the .luly or • Hrnry Eaq.. ofa Sim 1 • • On •Wcaitatt,day the v>th Inst. u tiz•at Cil.tidott, the Lady Long, of a Qll f hutxtity, itt•Ciow;:t-street, th. i,ady, 01 H. P. 41. tell, Esq. of a Ditigii•cr. OlCltzursday morciing, at Brixton, Mrs. Scripps, of &tin-born oitlcl. The Officers of. the Weymouth• Volunteer Corps retired to the Ii ,ug!s , llead ,Ijotel, and, with -a party of Gentlemen, *were not less in participating Ow hilarity of the day. • 0.1/01/it.c.. On the 2. l st inst. at .WitaLor.Citurch, by the Rev. Ralph Dot , r4tae, NC -itector of • l'ett ,, u;.Scir4p,..-ihe Anson, (.4 KinK's oom;tis.tiliwis);tic is c,',iliwOo Mnst brother to Lotc! .to NeTisi Harimrt )olatim:r ti4u4hter of lohti Kibbs4 , :ittprti, Cm) pt . W 1 , 40 01 % , 'rho set a e cLiy, at tt. Lowrance, Mr. 3lcx:aliqe l, ilistait Chcapsidt-, rto Miss Crillabt eittcst tiought,:r ot tttr .att.: 'don Crailab, Ott the 17. it inst. at i:ritnhoro, tVilliarn 'Scott, h.q. of Wimpson, Hattipsitire, 11..rttsier at Li I J3:01.!, (ha. yOUrigehi datightet ut Wl} 12. of Gicii* (town n. • •WWilie• at St. knies's Mr. !t1J111:0 1, florroortn,., to Miss On 'tlitnsday. at fitgli 17 “.r.vn t le. (..;corgo Mael:v4 , l: l '4 to &Lisa kind, only • TN; Mayor, and Curporation - entertained 4% , Seie . p;rty and ahother of 1.1111 principal inh a bi t a nt; aa sernbled in thy evening at: Hu thia.L'S Hotel,.. wh er e conviviality reigned to a very late bout, all ranks endeavouring 'to entice each other in celebrating this c9inmetnovat ion. • „The whole concluded with 1m elegant 13;1)1 at the Royal L-I.±e.nibly flooms, attended by all thethfieers of the Garrisoti'anll'the Fashion of she Town. Several'; private Balt would also have talwn.place on thow easion; had not the different Bands of Mu*ic., been placed in a state of requisition. On this account the Miss I7tcfiAtttisosS were obligrcl 'to postpone theirs tilkto-tnorrow evening,. There are above a -.hundred pncipal reasons,' exclaimed a • Politician, the other day,'. for still' car rying on the present War." 4 ‘ Atid , there-are jui,t as many reasons,", replied a Suitor of Fort.nne,« f adventuring in theprescu t State; Lottery; 'since there are abOq; a hundred tiriocipal Prizes in the'Sehetne, an opulence' of wheel to :which-uvery former Lot !cry, few numbers, was utterly estranged." VEDItSTRIAN FEAT.7-4-I,"borrias Spence, of Paisley, a person &O years of age, ttn, upon the Glasg(sw road, on Tuesday evening, from Paisley to Glovw, with..a box upon his back, 2411 b. weight, being a distance - of 71 miles, in the space 0f,57 minutes. • SHIP NEIII. HULL, JANUARY 20. Arrived—the Providence, from London ; Fame, from Dun, (Ice; and Nelly, Dom Leith. Dtt!o, I' . V r I filers for the Editor, scc, (pose -pail), LON 7).0"I•4 : Printed by RICH & RD k 1 44 RR/8 ; 0 f No , m,rithr.cou ( t, livw.stre,:z ; and Piblished - bY SCkIPI,6,OI SOUth A 4 oi st reet, C rosven.,-sqtrait:i At tha 51,44-oitneit No. Strand where delve, tisements, Onicrs lot the Paper, :nukt be addressed. On Sunchy last, a Eat .I%iti,n, in lri S >Ca ycar, .144,4 en, satric thy, at h:s house in tata y Golden. On ,Monday last, at his siit ;tt iortianstrc:.:, in Ca,: CUti)44 OrPenlbrOke,* C; tcynne .t!:: 1 ,, On "ci.cstldy. Isst, Gear t 11-r Cl 3ri.P , • die..44ent.y. at her hocts;.! jrt Cork4slte, : q, Ti , r „ cr . Alter ot (.;cr.c:ll v.ita is oti r,,urti boa' MoittO Af)::A . 6 10.1;; tL)ll.is., zs. 15. iiis. II A Bal'A i ict pct. Ceat. 1 u I SJ.,tri 1..0,, p.. 1, pr !4. pie! t. elk!. ' , 3 pc;' Cont. .;,..; 1),.1 -. Lc.oto oi 3 per Cott •tp-, U Batik I . IS t.tt.J.lt Unto Stioit Ar.o. • e • Tur ROSE sm.vs.TING comriiN Uu . 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